Bøger af David Hunter Strother

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Two Virginians tour New England in the days before the Civil War, meeting the people and discovering the charm and history of the region.

Cecil Eby has edited the diaries of David Hunter Strother, to produce this work about Strother's three years in the Union army. As a Virginian opposed to secession, Strother joined as a civilian topographer, and was soon commissioned, eventually rising to the rank of brigadier general.